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Pascaline DupasPDF version

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Stanford University
Ph.D, EHESS, Ecole d’Economie de Paris
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Pascaline Dupas is an Assistant Professor in the Economics Department at Stanford University. Dupas' areas of research are applied microeconomics and development economics. She is currently conducting field experiments in health, education, and microfinance.

Evaluations

Preventing HIV and Teen Pregnancy in Kenya: The Roles of Teacher Training and Education Subsidies
Balancing Health Benefits and Risks of ACT Subsidies for Africa
Constraints to Saving for Health Expenditures in Kenya
The Role of Exposure, Social Networks and Marketing Messages in Households' Willingness to Pay for Malaria Prevention in Kenya
Household Water Connections in Tangier, Morocco
Savings Accounts for Village Micro-Entrepreneurs in Kenya
Peer Effects, Pupil-Teacher Ratios, and Teacher Incentives in Kenya
Free Distribution or Cost Sharing? Evidence from a Malaria Prevention Experiment in Kenya
HIV/AIDS Prevention Through Relative Risk Information for Teenage Girls in Kenya
The Impact of VCT and Condom Distribution as HIV Prevention Strategies Among Youth in Kenya
Returns to Secondary Schooling in Ghana
Conditional Cash Transfers for Education in Morocco
Effective Delivery of Health Products in Ghana
The Impact of Savings Accounts on Households in Chile

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